Volaris Adds New U.S. Destinations, Routes

Flights will start in December.

Zach Vasile

Monday, August 10, 2026 at 04:30 PM ET

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A Volaris Airbus A320 with Sharklets. (Photo: AirlineGeeks | Ian McMurtry)

Key Takeaways:

Volaris is significantly expanding its U.S. network with new direct flights from Guadalajara to Atlanta and Washington Dulles, marking these as new U.S. destinations for the airline.
The carrier will also introduce new routes connecting Las Vegas with Querétaro and Chicago O'Hare with Puebla.
Additionally, Volaris is launching new international services from Guadalajara to Guatemala City and Medellín, Colombia.
All new routes are scheduled to commence in December, aiming to provide more accessible air travel with low fares.

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Mexico’s Volaris is set to add two new destinations in the U.S. to its route network.

Ryan Isemeyer, the carrier’s head of capacity and network planning, announced over LinkedIn that Volaris will serve Atlanta and Washington Dulles nonstop from Guadalajara. The airline does not currently serve either U.S. city.

Flights will start in December. No exact launch dates were provided.

“At its heart, this is about connecting people and making air travel more accessible with low fares,” Isemeyer wrote.

Volaris will also connect Las Vegas and Querétaro, and Chicago O’Hare and Puebla. The airline already serves both markets from other airports in Mexico.

Additionally, Volaris will offer flights from Guadalajara to Guatemala City and Medellín, Colombia. These routes will also launch in December.

Volaris currently serves 23 destinations in the U.S.